March 30, 2025 Luke 15:1-3, 11-32 It’s strange the way things work out sometimes, isn’t it? Look at this father’s two sons. The younger...

March 23, 2025 Luke 13: 1-9 In the first reading from Exodus, what was the first thing that Moses notice on the mountain side? The...

March 16, 2025 Luke 9: 28b-36 Like last week’s gospel reading, this weeks reading is another of those significant events in Jesus life....

March 9, 2025 Luke 4:1-13 There are several significant events since the celebration of Jesus’ Birth that the Gospels take note of. The...

March 2, 2025 Luke 6:39-45 It’s always the question of the splinter isn’t it. It is so easy to see the splinter so long as it is in...

February 23, 2025 Luke 6:27-38 In his Second Letter to the Corinthians, St. Paul writes of the First Adam and the Second Adam: “The...

February 16, 2025   Lk 6: 17, 20-26   All three readings this Sunday are filled with contrasts.  Each gives us a positive way to go or a...

February 9, 2025   Lk 5:1-11     The readings this Sunday all speak about a call.  Isaiah is called while praying in the Temple;  Paul is...

Presentation of the Lord:   February 2, 2025   Luke 2: 22-40   Today's feast is indeed a feast of paradox and contradiction:  the...

January 26, 2024   Luke 1:1-4; 4:14-21   Last week we read of the miracle of the wine from water at Cana, which was the first sign Jesus...

February 9, 2025 ​ Luke 3: 5:1-11 ​ The readings this Sunday all speak about calling.  Isaiah is called while praying in the Temple; Paul...

February 2, 2025 ​ Luke 2: 22-40 ​ Today's feast is indeed a feast of paradox and contradiction: the Redeemer is redeemed, and the purest...

January 26, 2024 ​ Luke 1:1-4; 4:14-21 ​ Last week we read of the miracle of the wine from water at Cana, which was the first sign Jesus...

January 19, 2025 ​ John 2: 1-11 ​ What would surprise us more today than Jesus beginning his public ministry at a wedding reception?...

January 12, 2024 ​ Luke 3: 15-16,21-22 ​ When leprosy broke out among the people of the Hawaiian Islands in the middle of the 19th...